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Highlights

  • Setup doctor: sway-session doctor opens a styled diagnostic TUI. Inspect adapter/session-manager setup, Sway connectivity, daemon executable, private paths, and configuration. Scripts can use sway-session --json doctor or doctor --check.
  • Explicit, backed-up setup repairs: preview missing Sway startup commands and terminal shortcuts with [f], then confirm with [y]. CLI repairs require --fix sway.integration --yes. Unknown or conflicting configuration is left for manual resolution; doctor never reloads Sway, restarts services, installs packages, or modifies session state.
  • Terminal close intent: closing a managed terminal while shutdown protection is healthy archives its context after a short grace period, preventing unwanted login restoration. The saved identity and Herdr session remain available. Activate with [a] and reopen with Enter in terminal manage.
  • Smoother cleanup: archiving or deleting keeps the manager selection at the same list position; filters remain in place.
  • Generic agent-session reporting: a typed report-agent-session interface and owner-only agent-report.sock support adapter-supported agents. Existing Codex hooks and the legacy v1 endpoint remain compatible. Herdr still owns agent startup and resume.
  • Project branding and expanded documentation.

Upgrade notes

  • No configuration-path or database migration is required from v0.1.1.
  • Restart the sway-session daemon after installing the update to use the new runtime behavior. A package update alone does not replace an already running daemon.
  • Automatic close archival requires a working logind observer and delay inhibitor. Existing contexts already absent when the daemon starts are not retroactively archived. Sway cannot distinguish a terminal adapter crash from an ordinary window close; saved sessions remain manually reopenable.
  • Agent-reporting changes do not install provider hooks or reload AppArmor. The documented experimental AppArmor limitations remain unchanged.
  • Sway remains the only package runtime dependency; Go is needed only to build the AUR source package. Integrations are discovered at runtime.

Verification

Independent review/fix loops completed for the merged changes. The release candidate passed unit and race tests, vet, staticcheck, completion/AppArmor/packaging checks, CGO-free builds, matching cross-repository title-indicator fixtures, and isolated Sway/Herdr lifecycle tests. Release artifacts are built for Linux amd64 and arm64.

Full changelog: v0.1.1...v0.2.0

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